[Chinese nomenclature for S/F in the new global definition of acute respiratory distress syndrome].

The importance of the ratio of pulse oxygen saturation to fraction of inspired oxygen (S/F) has been increasingly highlighted. In recent years, multiple clinical studies have confirmed the diagnostic and prognostic value of S/F and its derived parameters in patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS). Hence, the 2023 new global definition of ARDS recommended using S/F as both diagnostic criteria and for severity stratification of ARDS. However, there is currently no established Chinese nomenclature for S/F. Considering its inherent meaning, differentiation, and clinical utility, the authors propose the Chinese nomenclature"pulse oxygen index"for S/F. Establishing this nomenclature will facilitate the promotion and application of S/F in academic communication and clinical practice, as well as the new global definition of ARDS.

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PubMed
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2025-03-04
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https://doi.org/10.3760/cma.j.cn112137-20241128-02671
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Respiratory Support and Mechanisms
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[Chinese nomenclature for S/F in the new global definition of acute respiratory distress syndrome].

Xiaojing Zou, Haibo Qiu, Hangjing Zhang, You Shang et al.
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Respiratory Support and Mechanisms
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[Chinese nomenclature for S/F in the new global definition of acute respiratory distress syndrome].

Xiaojing Zou, Haibo Qiu, Hangjing Zhang, You Shang, L Liu
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Abstract

The importance of the ratio of pulse oxygen saturation to fraction of inspired oxygen (S/F) has been increasingly highlighted. In recent years, multiple clinical studies have confirmed the diagnostic and prognostic value of S/F and its derived parameters in patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS). Hence, the 2023 new global definition of ARDS recommended using S/F as both diagnostic criteria and for severity stratification of ARDS. However, there is currently no established Chinese nomenclature for S/F. Considering its inherent meaning, differentiation, and clinical utility, the authors propose the Chinese nomenclature"pulse oxygen index"for S/F. Establishing this nomenclature will facilitate the promotion and application of S/F in academic communication and clinical practice, as well as the new global definition of ARDS.

PubMedVol. 105(9)
Union Hospital (HK), Huazhong University of Science and Technology (CN)
Respiratory Support and Mechanisms
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